G5103


Τίτος
Betacode: *TI/TOS2
tee’-tos
Part of Speech: {N-NSM}
MLV/Definition: Titus*
( Ti-tus (honorable), (1) Gal. 2:3. A Greek, co-laborer with Paul, whom Paul would not allow to be circumcised at the Jerusalem conference, mentioned in our literature only in Paul’s letters. (2) Titus Justus Ti-tus Jus-tus, Acts 18:7. A man of Corinth whose house Paul used to teach in.)
Etymology: {Latin}
No compounds.

Greek Concordance: ( 13 ) 2Co_2:13, 2Co_7:6, 2Co_7:13, 2Co_7:14, 2Co_8:6, 2Co_8:16, 2Co_8:23, 2Co_12:18, 2Co_12:18, Gal_2:1, Gal_2:3, 2Ti_4:10, Tit_1:4,
KJV: Titus 15 TR: 15

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